Hi Steve,
You can get the WHICHLOG free program from my personal page to change on
line log system events and check what happen to the log files to be created
but ... first, set the events 105 and 160 OFFin order to suppress about 70%
of the contents of the log files.
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Philippe Di Monte
Mail to [log in to unmask]http://perso.wanadoo.fr/philippe.dimonte
Steve Hammond <[log in to unmask]> a écrit dans le message :
F4B1826B1A21D211AEC5006008207AF40211481B@dogbert.csillc.com...
I am running a 987/SX MPE 5.5 PP6. On an average weekend, the system creates
about 7 log files.
I inherited the logging configuration and I am not sure I need to log all
this and what I might be able to turn off
Here is how I am set up:
System Logging 100 ON
System Up 101 ON
Job Initiation 102 ON
Job Termination 103 ON
Process Termination 104 ON
NM File Close 105 ON <---
System Shutdown 106 ON
Power Failure 107 ON
I/O Error 111 ON
Physical Mount/Dismount 112 OFF
Logical Mount/Dismount 113 OFF
Tape Label 114 OFF
Console Log 115 ON
Program File Event 116 ON <---
Native Mode Spooling 120 ON <---
File Quarantine Event 121 OFF
Chdir 127 OFF
Process Adoption 128 OFF
File Owner Change 129 OFF
Architected InterFace 130 ON <---
Additional Processor Launch 131 OFF
Password Change 134 ON
System Logging Configuration 135 ON
Restore 136 ON
Printer Access Failure 137 OFF
ACD Change 138 OFF
Stream Initiation 139 ON
User Logging 140 OFF
Process Creation 141 OFF
Security Configuration Change 142 OFF
Chgroup 143 OFF
File Open 144 ON
<---
CI Command Logging 145 OFF
Maintenance Request 146 OFF
UPS Monitor Event Logging 148 OFF
Diagnostic Information 150 ON <---
High Priority Machine Check 151 ON <---
Low Priority Machine Check 152 ON <---
Directory Open/Close Logging 155 OFF
CM File Close 160 ON
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I have flagged with a <--- any that I wonder about.
thx
steve
